Sentence examples for round fruit from inspiring English sources

Less well known are Marumi and Changshou (Fukushu in Japan), both with round fruit and sweetish pulp.

A berry, botanically speaking, is a single round fruit produced when the entire ovary wall ripens, embedding the seed or seeds inside its fleshy interior.

Pan, Y. et al. Round fruit shape in WI7239 cucumber is controlled by two interacting quantitative trait loci with one putatively encoding a tomato SUN homolog.

In cucumber, a population derived from a cross between WI7238 and WI7239 carrying long and round fruit, respectively, led to the identification of two fruit shape QTL, fs1.2, and fs2.123.

A Second World War-era round fruit basket by Tanabe Chikuunsai II includes pieces of antique arrows, whose traces of red and black lacquer and gold leaf add flickers of color to the deep brown of its smoked bamboo; a gourd-shaped flower basket by the same artist surrounds a straight central shaft with thin strips in a loose hexagonal pattern as gauzy as a spiderweb.

Waxberry is a common translation of the stippled round fruit known as yangmei, also called Chinese bayberry.

The sequence of the OVATE gene [SGN:Solyc02g085500.2], which determines the conversion from round to pear-shaped fruit in tomato, corresponded to eggplant unigene SmFL28E15A.

Along each branch, like beads strung on a necklace, were hundreds of small, round fruits.

But I have to admit, SuperNaturals has a line of grafted tomatoes, produced in collaboration with small breeders, that are hard to resist: Bumblebee Pink and Bumblebee Purple, cherry tomatoes with green stripes; Indigo Rose's cousin Indigo Apple, which grows in clusters of round fruits that turn almost black on top, but are an irresistible crimson inside.

Mostly in January, and with less vigor the rest of the year, they produce small, five-petaled white flowers with golden centers and, 150 days later, small round fruits with a brisk citrus flavor, noticeably more sour than lemons or the more common Persian limes.

The giant reddish-brown round fruits being harvested at a palm oil plantation in the northern state of Perak are one of the cheapest available sources of vegetable oil.